Monday, April 06, 2009
Wack-a-Mole at the Legislature—HB128 is baaack!
by Larry Geller
Yes, it’s back. If you’ve been following this, it seems the legislature has indeed been playing a game with us—find the disappearing corporate campaign spending limits.
No sooner did I write that a $25,000 limit had appeared suddenly in HB128 than the bill was pulled from the agenda and the text removed from the Capitol website.
The bill is to be heard Thursday. The new text is here. It’s long, and I’m still trying to figure it out, so more on this later.
Technorati Tags: Hawaii, campaing spending, clean elections, voter owned elections, Hawaii state legislature, Abramoff, influence, lobbying
del.icio.us Tags: Hawaii, campaing spending, clean elections, voter owned elections, Hawaii state legislature, Abramoff, influence, lobbying
Post a Comment
Requiring those Captcha codes at least temporarily, in the hopes that it quells the flood of comment spam I've been receiving.